Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-22

/ fhe Ministers would neither deny OF
eo1frm the report.
Father Keller Released.
DuELEx. May H.-Father Keller was
Recessed from pFiaon a. O'Clock this
evening. he drove 20 the Imperial 10
tel IN the Lard Mayors carriage IN /
enDpany With Archbishop walsh and |
Hon. NJ. HarFison. NJ. p, followed By /
large crowd Of citixsna Az the hotsi, |
be vas received By Sheshsy and Criily, |
Aenhers Of Parliament, and numerous
priests.
Death si Mayer Palmer.s
Bosrox. May A.-Ex-Mayor Palmer
died today.
AaJor Hewits's Reeeptisa % the
Queen.
ERW YoRK, NAY IA reosption vas
rendered % Qaeen Kapiolani &c the
| residences Of Mayor Hewitt THE after
noon. TIE Mavor waited On Her Mi
esty at Victoria Hotel and escorted her,
Princess Lilliuakaiani and suite 10 the |
Aayoraity Aansion. where the royal |
lsdv received about 600 invited guests. |
including many prominent eitixsns ana |
| officials.
cosas BEADED ever fhe Caaaasan.
WAszrNGroN. May 2l.-The Pacific !
Coast Steamship Company. operating |
between san Francisco aoe Port Moody. |
B. o., recently applied 70 the Treasury
Department for permission TO bond as |
common carriers for tFsnsf ortation Of |
dufiable goods and merchandise passing |
In traDsie from one point 20 another 10 |
the United States. The route proposed |
10 BY steamer 10 Port Needy thence ever |
the Canadian PsciGe RailFsad and con.
asesions 10 Nsv York, Boston, Chicago |
snd other American ports. The
application has been approved. /
BY Secretary FaiFchild and instructions
have been sent 70 the Collector Of Gas |
tons ct San Francisco 10 permit the
execution Of the nsnal band. The
Pacific Coast Steamship Company will /
be responsible for all goods transported /
uudsr bond over the entire route In
Canada and the United States. In case
the bond is approved sn agent Of the
Treasury Department will be stationed i
at Port Moody to supervise the trans
shipment Of the goods from the steam
er to the cars and Woe versa. THIS will /
give q compstinQ traRscoutinental route
not snbiect to the restrictions Of the
Inter State Oommsrce Law.
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diaA.
MoNrRRAI., May H.-Preaidsnt Steph-
ems, of the CaaadiAnl Pacific, stated to-
day that il the proposal Of the Manitoba
GoveFnmsnt Was carried eat 10 would
nullify the offset OF the Government in
building the Canadian Paeiec, which
Vas TO have an independent lire to the
Northwest. He insists that
number Of specula,ors are at
the bottom OF the business
aIthouRh be docs not think that the
Manitoba RovsrEment has pover to
Eould be no great matter for the Oan-
sdian Pacific to abandon its line west
Of SudbeFy and forward It's vest bound
freight bv the cheapest route via Ssalt
Ste. Marie.
IateFnatienal Bicycle Race
LONDON, May 2l,-An international
bicycle race took place at the Alexan-
iEia Palace today. The race was g
handicap, one mile; owing TO the rain.
he race was SLOW. Woodside. whs was
scratched, won by yard and half, Gov
ering in 3051{. Temple. Of Chicago.
who had 40 yards start came IN sesond;
Park, of WolverhamptoB, 103 yards,
sotNus hOtkaae A0oAASoAt ~ yoANot |
fourth.
The Saturday Half Holiday.
New YoRK, May 2l.-Fhe Saturday
halt holiday was ReRsrally complied
with today. In the q teFno0n there was
a general cessation OF business and tbs
down town streets had q Sunday appear
ancs. Tue exchanges courts and che
city and county offiSes were closed
promptly at noon.
Railroads sold.
BoeroN, May q "A contract for the
ourchase of the Boston, Hoosao Tunsel
& Western Railroad and the Troy, Sar-
1to9a 4 NoFtherR Railr Jad has been
confirmed by the stockholders. The
terms are that the FitchbuFR Company
pays $50. coo, 600 for the property in
stock bonds and In return the FitohburR
Company gets Q clear title TO the rights,
franchises and property Of both roads.
Indicted Politicians.
INpIAEAPJLIs. May 2l-The politl-
slams indicted by the Federal Grand
Jury for conspiracy and forgery In the
election of last fall, ell came into the
court this morning and gave bonds for
their appearance for trial. General
OaFaahan slOne did NOS appear, he be-
ing in Washington in attendance upon
the National militia drill.
League Of American Wheeimen-
ST. LOUIS. May 2l.-The League of
American Wheslmsn's annual parade /
shis morning had nearly COO riders in
line. The route was through the pFtn' |
sipsl business and residence atFeets |
shich we're lined With spectators. To- |
| aight the meeting will conclude With . |
banquet.
Belgian sGrikers
BRussELs, May 2l. - Tue strikers In |
| the district Of BoFineads are singing |
| she -MaTssilIaise, Visiting factories and |
| lntimidating tbs employees and stopping |
their work. TIE houses Of . number Of
| EoFkmen who Voald mos strike have |
been blown up With dynamite.
Viewed by Russians.
ST. PETERSBURG, May q. - The Rns-
sian paper consider the present Cabl-
net crisis in France as closely connected
sith the BoalAnRer question.
| Petitions for BOaIanGeF's Retention. |
PARIs, Nav 21. - The munieipal au
thoFities Of Lyons, Rsnnes. hontpelieT. |
Lshuy and other places have petitioned /
President Grey to retain General Bsu- |
LANCER in the Cabinet.
ssow Storms Cont1nae In England.
Loxrox, May q. - Heavy gales, &C
sompaoied By snow and bail and thun
der and lightning. continGs With una
bated violercs in EnRiand.
Patti Had . Pleasant Voyage.
LoSpos. May Z.-Msdame Patti, Who
uAs q passenger on the steamer Umbria,
hAd q pleasant voyage. She has recos-
cred from her illness. Sbe expresses
aerself a. delighted 9Th ths reception
accorded her IN America
Arrived VIVA smallpox
sAx FHLxcIsco, May 2L-The steamer
g GBelio, from China and Japan. arrived
his morning With smallpox on board.
Before the vessel came to anchor she
gas boaFdrd BY q quarantine efhsef,
sho on investigation founs too cases Of
smallpox smooR the Csiaese passen-
sera she vas a. once plsced IN qasr-
4ntine. There are 100 Chinese pls-
sengeFs on board.
Killed by a small. Deea Wouad
g. E-wCxuco Ma 2i -Thia mafn.